Shortly after the year began, you may recall that former president Donald Trump was recorded asking Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to "find" votes for him and insisting that the state's election results were influenced by dead voters, out-of-state voters, and votes being "flipped" after they were cast.
Although both the Secretary of State's office and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution debunked these claims, that apparently didn't stop GOP representatives in the state from voting in favor of a bill that would restrict voting access in Georgia.
Democrats and voting rights groups accused this new law of targeting voters of color — particularly the state's Black population — and was considered particularly egregious when early versions of the bill seemed as though they would ban Sunday voting and no-excuse absentee voting in the state.
Still, what did remain in the law continues to prompt similar concerns, which now carry the possibility of influencing sports leagues to pull upcoming events out of Georgia.